NP - Insights on supply chains, a YT recommendation

[rich]

thanks, Matthew

sounds plausible, though China has major headaches of its own. the BRIC
nations and others are in agreement to loosen the global hold of the
dollar. The current US administration is well on its way to bankrupting the
country economically anyway (as it is doing politically, culturally and
socially), the terminus point of endless foreign policy folly and
devastation wrought over many decades and administrations
In the current environment, I keep on thinking who are THEY now

rich

On Thu, Feb 27, 2025 at 9:05 AM matthew cissell <mccissell at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> Normally, if I recommend something, it is a book. However, of late I have
> been greatly enjoying a channel on Youtube called "Inside China Business".
> Data driven (with sources provided) and non-political in its delivery.
> Every video I have seen has been thought provoking to some degree or
> another. Themes covered include: semiconductor production, EV sales
> prompting early peak oil demand, and US universities losing Chinese
> students because there is no longer a hiring advantage if you are haigui
> and the best comp.sci. and physics universities are in China now. The
> fellow who presents, Kevin Walmsley, is a US Army vet that has been living
> and working in China for more than a decade. He has said that the 20th C.
> was the AMerican Century but that the 21st Cent. looks like it will belong
> to China. It's a convincing argument. One of the big questions then is how
> the decline and evanescence of the US Empire will play out.
>
> Take care, folks.
> mc otis
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